Chapter

 1 1|       we are~about to make at a moment when he is head of a bureau
 2 1|   instant. Do what we will, the moment comes~when the decision
 3 1|        persons were misled. The moment seemed~propitious for Rabourdin.
 4 2|       or the shawl at the right moment, lets~herself be scolded
 5 2|      compelled to play low; one moment's indiscretion,~and he might
 6 2|       good dinners at the~right moment, or promised his services
 7 2|         disconcerted him at the moment when he was~about to turn
 8 2| honorably discharged."~ ~At the moment of which we are now writing,
 9 3|       one of them dared to be a moment late.~Baudoyer wore a blue
10 3|         Lupeaulx's mind at this moment were melancholy ones. The~
11 3|      wishes. At this particular moment, while he talked~confidentially
12 3|      wanted partners.~ ~At that moment Rabourdin was scolding poor
13 4|        at the stove at the same~moment of the day. His sole vanity
14 5|       MACHINE IN MOTION~At this moment the division of Monsieur
15 5|      cysts break. At that fatal moment he gave evident proof of~
16 5|   morning meal affords~the only moment of privacy which public
17 5|         itself will, as at this moment, thrust itself in the way
18 5|    noble in mind to think for a moment of the shameful meaning
19 5|    bunch of grapes, and at that moment~Rabourdin was announced.
20 5|        away; seeing him for the moment~occupied with his wife,
21 5|      permit me to see you for a moment in private?"~he said, with
22 5|    attention was diverted~for a moment, and his Excellency took
23 6|     Bixiou, who happened at the moment to be at work with the latter,
24 6|     disadvantage at the present moment,~for there is a great deal
25 6|      that, he is dining at this moment with the~coadjutor at the
26 6|       come forward at the~right moment. Elisabeth saw through the
27 6|   departs with them.]~ ~At that moment des Lupeaulx, coming leisurely
28 7|         greenrooms at the~wrong moment; a woman caught in her matin
29 7| answered the same purpose. In a moment,~another phenomenon! the
30 7|    blinded her eyes at the~same moment; her ears hummed under the
31 7|    arteries; she remained for a moment quite~bewildered, gazing
32 7|        blinded by an idea for a moment, but to nurse it up for
33 7|    sleep, and then, at the last moment, write RABOURDIN."~ ~"There
34 7|         satisfaction.~ ~At this moment the wily Madame Rabourdin
35 7|        see~ you; you have not a moment to lose if you wish to come
36 7|        are engaged~at this very moment in getting a commission
37 7|         of Cythera.~At the same moment Madame Rabourdin was gathering
38 8|      Dutocq, who came~in at the moment; "how did you hear that?"~ ~
39 8|  Monsieur Rabourdin."~ ~At this moment a scene was taking place
40 8|        may come in at the right moment to facilitate some~compromise."~ ~"
41 8|        disposal.~ ~Just at this moment Saillard, having brought
42 8|          He is not here at THIS MOMENT."~ ~Vimeux [enlightened]. "
43 8|     Excellency, who was at that moment in the tribune engaged in
44 8|     windows, and waited there a moment to see if~the minister would
45 8|   housekeepers,~--it can at any moment render an account of its
46 8|    ministry. Do not think for a moment,~Monseigneur, that Rabourdin
47 8|         a mistake" [is silent a~moment]. "No matter; we shall never
48 8|        minister's~study at this moment.~ ~"Monseigneur, I start
49 8|         my election."~ ~"Wait a moment," said his Excellency, leaving